Leaked designs for the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37: Samsung introduces a new camera setup.

Samsung is preparing to refresh its mid-range smartphone segment with the launch of the next generation of the Galaxy A series. The focus is currently on the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 models, expected to be unveiled in the coming months. The latest leaks have provided a detailed look at the changes in design language that the South Korean tech giant is about to adopt.

A groundbreaking change in the rear camera cluster.

Leaked images originate from Dux Ducis, a Hong Kong-based brand specializing in accessories and phone cases. The early posting of case designs for the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 on their official website inadvertently confirmed the overall design of the two devices. The most notable change is on the back, where Samsung appears to be abandoning the traditional split-camera arrangement.

Specifically, the camera cluster on the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 will be pill-shaped and positioned vertically along the body of the phone. All the lenses will be neatly housed in a module that slightly protrudes from the back, creating a more unified and professional look. Notably, the LED flash is completely separate and placed to the right of the main camera cluster, instead of being integrated inside the module.

The design style is close to that of high-end products.

This pill-shaped camera design isn't entirely unfamiliar to loyal Samsung users, as it shares many similarities with some recently released high-end phones. Bringing this design down to the mid-range Galaxy A series demonstrates Samsung's effort to bridge the aesthetic gap between different price segments.

Additionally, the camera module is noticeably larger than its predecessors, fueling speculation about an upgrade to the internal image sensor. Rumors suggest both devices will likely feature a 50MP main camera with improved algorithms, promising better low-light photography and enhanced detail.

Expected screen and specifications

In terms of display, while there aren't any drastic changes in design, the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 are expected to have significantly thinner bezels. This optimizes screen space and gives the devices a more modern look. Below is a summary of some leaked technical specifications:

The fact that the Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 have been consistently appearing on certification websites recently is a sign that their official launch is not far off. Samsung expects these changes in appearance and hardware upgrades to help it maintain its leading position in the fiercely competitive mid-range smartphone market.